The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-08-10

PEAsoNALs.-The following gay
party of young ladies and young
gentlemen from Gallipolis and this
place, visited Mrs. Mary S. sebrell,
near Buffalo, last week. They re-
port d pleasant time. Misses Fannie
Weldon, Bezette Newsome, BERTHE
Ford, Lillian and Meta Brosius, Will
Giddings, Hamlet and Heath Brosi7
us, Gallipolis. Miss Katie and Toll.
Stribling and Griff Smith, of this
place The party also spent part of
their time at Capt. j. B Morgan's.
We had a pleasant call last week
from Hon. al. Eastman i. Of Five
Mile. He had been down spending
the week with Senator Eastman,
near town. III "a
Mr.. Ben. Stevens and wife, OF
Clifton, were visiting, relatives in
and near this city, last week.
Capt Frank Barrett, left to-day
for Philadelphia, and other eastern
cities.
Miss Ella. caldervood is,visiting
friends near Point Pleasant, West
Virginia - ftddteport Herald.
Gen. Manning and wife, of New
York are here on visit to their
daughter Mrs. D. w Polsley. The
General has a host of friends in this
4. ]. Stephens, Esq. and his
daughter Miss Mary, of Stevens,
this county, were in town Monday,
on their way to WaypesBarg Pa,
onta Eisitto relatives They will
return:in time, for the first day Of
the Fair.
Mr.. Geo. Mcfarland, the popular
tailor, who has been in New York,
receiving instructions in cutting,
has returned, and is now in charge
of the New York Clothing House.
Mrs. Menager and her daughter
Miss Grace, of Gailipolis, are visit
ing the family of ]. J. Bright, Esq,
this city.
Capt. John w. Neale, of Ironton,
Ohio, is spending a few days here
with friends He was formerly a
resident of this county. 8
Mr.. Marcus Friedman has gone
East to purchase the Fall stock OF
goods for J. Friedman & Co.
We had pleasant call Monday,
from Capt. Charley Day. He and
Capt. Ed. Maddy will take charge
of the River View Hotel, Gallipolis,
October LIST.
Hon. D. Fl. Leonard, of Parkers-
burg, called to see us Tuesday
morning. He is down here on
legal business.
Fred. Husemen, Esq, General
Passenger Agent of the Ohio River
Railroad, dropped in to see us Mon
day. Our popular River Railroad
Company is to be congratulated on
securing the services Of SO efficient,
energetic and pleasant a railroad
official.
A CARD OF THANKs.-Permitm me
through the, columns. of your paper
tolexpress my sincere thanks to the
good people in the vicinity of Ash
ton for their Kind aid during the
brief sickness of my wife, and es-
peciaIly to Mrs. Philip Blazer, Mrs.
VIM. Keister, Mrs. Lib Downing,
Mrs. Saml. Carl and other ladies
whose names 1 did not learn.
WILL n. REYNOLDS.
DIR. Campbell wishes us to state
that he has inst received a very
kind letter from his former Pastor
and friend Rev. VIM l.. Bailey, who
contemplates a visit to this section
of the country, and will preach for
Rev. Mr.. Ruff in the upper Presby-
terrain church, on the 3rd Sabbath
of August. The Doctor hopes the
many friends and admirers of Mr..
Bailey will appreciate his visit by
coming to -hear-him preach at time
speSSlfIsdA RaeanaFSg@sigz
Don't forget the excursion to Nj
agra Falls, August 18th, 1887, via
the Ohio River Railroad. Fair for
the round trip from Point Pleasant
only 1915, This is trip that none
should miss
SPECIAL PREM1UMs.-Capt VIM.
Mcdaniel offers the following spe-
cial premiums at the Mason county
Fair. For best colt get of Bay
Chief $40; second best So. =